6 | Greenstone events
St Andrews Awards colours
LEFT: Full Colours is awarded to senior girls who have con-
sistently performed for the school team and have represented
the school and achieved the required distances and times that
are representative of a district level on multiple occasions or
at a provincial level in the season. Full Colours for squash
are re-awarded to Kim Rodel.
RIGHT: Half Colours are
awarded to a Grade 9 who has
achieved at a full colours stand-
ard, and to senior girls who
have consistently performed
for the school team and achieved the required distances and
times that are representative of a district or provincial level.
Half Colours for squash are awarded to Lauren Matheson
and Hannah-Grace McBride.
LEFT: Half Colours are awarded to
a Grade 9 who has achieved at a full
colours standard, and to senior girls who
have consistently performed for the
school team and achieved the required
distances and times that are representa-
tive of a district or provincial level. Half
Colours for hockey are awarded to
Stefania Aldrighetti, Stacey Burrowes,
Jenna-Lee Lange and Emma Paget.
RIGHT: Full Colours is awarded to senior
girls who have consistently performed for
the school team and have represented the
school and achieved the required dis-
tances and times that are representative
of a district level on multiple occasions
or at a provincial level in the season. Full
Colours for hockey are awarded to Dan-
ielle Quinn and re-awarded to Fae-Siri
Keighley and Erin McAravey.
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Nobel Primary School students
participate in Lethabo
Nobel Primary School’s Grade R’s and their teacher who participated in the Lethabo
on Tuesday, August 1 (from left to right):
• Kgaugelo Mokoena (A++ award)
• Kemisetso Mtomboti (A++ award)
• Lesedi Magatsela (A++ award)
• Kgothatso Malahlela (Prestige award)
• Mohlago Mogale (A+ award)
• Tafadzwa Penyai (A++ award)
• Onalerona Morakoeni (A+ award)
• Khanyisa Matiya (A++ award)
Nobel Primary School’s Grade 1s who
excelled in the Lethabo on August 2
(from left to right):
• Reabetswe Maragela (A award)
• Lebogang Mari Makhuvela (A+
award)
• Bongi Ntokozo Dlamini (Prestige
award)
• Khyolo Luthando (A+ award)
• Lesedi Mashiane (A+ award)
• Khanyisile Langa (A++ award)